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| Keywords: The wonderful new rose hoosier beauty (16387007331).jpg 14 <br> ELLA V BAINES THE WOMAN FLORIST SPRINGFIELD OHIO <br> Rugosa Roses <br> The Rugosa Roses are natives of Japan and are nearly all allied botanically to the microphylla <br> Roses They form sturdy disease-resisting bushes almost evergreen in the coldest climate Fine for <br> hedges Hardy everywhere 25 cents; tiro-year plants 50 cents <br> MADAME GEORGES BRUANT � Paper-white large <br> very free and distinct flowering in clusters; most <br> beautiful <br> NEW CEXTl'BY � A grand Rose that is entirely <br> hardy bearing beautiful silvery-pink flowers in <br> clusters This Rose is in bloom all the time <br> Extra fine for nurserymen <br> SIR THOMAS LTPTON � The best pure white Rugosa <br> Rose Strong and vigorous; grows four feet high <br> Flowers perfectly double pure snow-white Fra- <br> grant; borne on long stems continuously through- <br> out the season Absolutely hardy everywhere <br> Splendid for hedging cemetery and park work <br> Miscellaneous Roses <br> AMOEXA The Pink Flowering Cherokee Rose � <br> This wonderfully beautiful Laevigata or Cherokee <br> Rose was raised in California and it will sweep <br> the state like wildfire when it is once known <br> The flowers are the same as the white flowering <br> Cherokee except that the color is a glowing pink <br> with golden-yellow center Resembles huge apple <br> blossoms 15 cents; two-year-old 50 cents <br> DOUBLE LAEVIGATA or the Double Flowering <br> Cherokee � A beautiful hardy Rose bearing <br> double white flowers; very fine The foliage of <br> this Rose is very distinct 10 cents each; two- <br> year-old plants 50 cents <br> LAEVIGATA The Single AVhite Cherokee Rose � <br> This is the famous Cherokee Rose so well known <br> in California Large pure -white flowers with <br> center filled with golden-yellow anthers 10 <br> cents; two-year-old plants 50 cents <br> WICHURAIANA or MEMORIAL ROSE Dr Wichura <br> of Japan 1886 � It is difficult to conceive any- <br> thing more appropriate beautiful and enduring <br> for covering graves and plots in cemeteries than <br> the Hardy Memorial Rose It creeps along the <br> ground as closely as an Ivy The flowers are pro- <br> duced in lavish profusion in July They are <br> single pure white with a golden-yellow disc <br> five to six inches in circumference It is also <br> immensely valuable as a climbing Rose for cov- <br> ering arches fences etc 10 cents each; two- <br> year-old plants 40 cents <br> SPLENDID PEONIES Hardy Everywhere <br> Aristocrat of the Flowers <br> Peonies for Pleasure <br> This book of Peonies for Pleasure gives infor- <br> mation on Peony history; soil and plants to use; <br> how and when to plant; fertilizers and how to apply <br> and describes the most extensive planting of really <br> valuable Peonies ever gathered together under the <br> sun; describes the old and the new as well as the <br> plebeian and aristocrat of the Peony family If you <br> want information on the plant that stands next to <br> the Rose in beauty that is practically known to the <br> amateur as simply a red white and pink Peony <br> then send for Peonies for Pleasure <br> Monsier Jules Elie <br> The wonderful improvement made during recent <br> years in these old-fashioned hardy plants has brought <br> them into a renewed popularity The gorgeous flow- <br> ers which rival the finest Roses in size form and <br> color are produced in great abundance After once <br> being planted they require little care and attention <br> thrive anywhere and are absolutely hardy even in <br> the coldest climates; each year after planting they <br> grow into greater value producing more and more <br> flowers They are not troubled with insect pests <br> Try some of our fine Peonies and see what grand <br> flowers they are <br> Get it out of your head that there are only Red <br> White and Pink Peonies To illustrate At flower- <br> ing time people who visit our field will say I have <br> Pink and White Peonies I desire only Red ones <br> but when they are shown the Pink and White they <br> invariably exclaim How grand I have none like <br> them There is as much difference in Peonies as <br> there is in Roses <br> o« £ T nrk i c The size of Boots offered in tMs Catalogue are divisions of <br> tDlZQ Or i\OOiS ilv0 to ji ve e y es -fir e cannot supply in any other sizes in the <br> spring time We would ask that our patrons order by number as well as by name to <br> avoid mistake 41856317 131010 64616 Page 14 Text http //www biodiversitylibrary org/page/41856317 1918 10 5962/bhl title 64616 Ella V Baines Firm ; Henry G Gilbert Nursery and Seed Trade Catalog Collection NameFound Laevigata NameConfirmed Laevigata NameBankID 5108258 NameFound Rugosa NameConfirmed Rugosa EOLID 2552239 NameBankID 492493 Biodiversity Heritage Library Miss Ella V Baines the woman florist Springfield Ohio The wonderful new rose hoosier beauty Garden Stories Bulbs Plants Catalogs Flowers Plants Ornamental Roses Seed industry and trade Seeds Trade catalogs U S Department of Agriculture National Agricultural Library bhl page 41856317 dc identifier http //biodiversitylibrary org/page/41856317 bhlGardenStories BHLinbloom bulbs plants plants ornamental u s department of agriculture national agricultural library bhlgardenstories bhlinbloom Information field Flickr posted date ISOdate 2015-01-28 CC-BY-2 0 BioDivLibrary https //flickr com/photos/61021753 N02/16387007331 2015-08-24 07 53 05 cc-by-2 0 PD-old-70-1923 The wonderful new rose hoosier beauty Photos uploaded from Flickr by Fæ using a script | ||||
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